CGPA usually means Cumulative Grade Point Average. It represents eligible performance across multiple courses or terms using the weighting method specified by the institution. It is not automatically a percentage.

Choose the correct grading scale, enter grade points and their credits, then divide total weighted grade points by total eligible credits. If you already have semester GPA figures, supply the GPA and counted credits for each semester.

No. SGPA typically represents one semester. CGPA typically covers more than one term or all eligible work completed to date. The precise reporting method may differ by university.

Only when semester credits are equal or your university explicitly permits that approach. Otherwise, a credit-weighted average of term results is generally required.

No. It is not a universal rule. Use the published conversion policy or certificate applicable to your university, programme and batch.

Only when the intended recipient accepts your conversion method. A simple proportional mapping is not necessarily equivalent to an official evaluation of academic credentials.

Use the Target CGPA tab above and enter current CGPA, credits already completed, the desired final result and planned future credits. It will show the average grade points needed across those credits.

Under the entered assumptions, the target is mathematically unreachable within the planned credits. A different timeline, additional eligible credits or an official grade-improvement pathway may change the scenario.

It depends on university regulations. Some systems include failed grades, some count only completed credits and some replace grades after a retake. Check the current applicable policy.

Convert the letter grade to the official grade-point value first. Different institutions assign different points to the same letter, so do not assume A means a particular number everywhere.

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Only if the relevant grading policy provides a valid marks-to-grade or percentage-to-CGPA mapping. A percentage does not identify a unique grade point on every academic scale.

This page displays values to two decimal places for readability. Universities can use different internal precision, rounding or truncation rules. Refer to the official grade report.

Choose the university-specific calculator for your institution if the correct regulation is available. Otherwise, use the generic calculator with the grade points and credit scheme provided on your transcript.

Only if it is valid under your institution or application requirements. When uncertain, showing your original CGPA with its scale is often clearer than an unsupported conversion.